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New Investigator Program (North Carolina) is sponsored by North Carolina Space Grant (Administered through NC State University). The New Investigator Program is designed to strengthen North Carolina's research infrastructure by providing startup funding to early career college and university faculty who are conducting research that is directly aligned with NASA's mission.
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North Carolina Space Grant Developing the Next Generation of Explorers NC Space Grant is a NASA-funded grant program that promotes, develops and supports aeronautics and space-related science, engineering and technology education and training in North Carolina.
We partner with NASA, industry, nonprofit organizations and state government agencies to conduct programs designed to equip the current and future aerospace workforce of North Carolina. NC Space Grant strives to inspire and engage North Carolinians to explore the universe and our own planet by capitalizing on NASA’s unique contributions in exploration and discovery.
Higher Education Opportunities NASA is committed to investing in our Nation’s future workforce and fueling an increased interest in STEM disciplines in North Carolina. North Carolina Space Grant collaborates with NASA centers, industry partners, research organizations and other national Space Grant partners to provide hands-on experiential and research experiences to higher education students through meaningful internships.
Seas from Space: Observing Life from Orbit When we think of space exploration, we tend to imagine rovers hunting for long-gone seas on Mars or probes scouring for traces of life spewed from beneath the icy shell… NC Space Grant Supports Summer 2026 Interns at NASA and Beyond From lunar mission research to next-generation aviation systems, 12 students from across North Carolina will spend summer 2026 tackling aerospace and scientific challenges through internships supported by North Carolina Space Grant.
NC Space Grant Announces New Graduate Research Fellows for the 2026-2027 Year North Carolina Space Grant is proud to announce 16 graduate research fellows for 2026-2027. These students, representing six different universities, will conduct science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) research to benefit NASA Mission Directorates.
Students’ projects will investigate STEM topics such as exoplanet discovery with machine learning, plant and microbial adaptation to spaceflight, and next-generation spacesuit technologies. The 2026 NC Space Symposium will take place on Friday, April 10, 2026 at the Jane S. McKimmon Center on the NC State University campus in Raleigh, NC.
Resources for STEM Education at Home and in the Classroom NC Space Grant provides STEM resources and space-related information for North Carolinians of all ages. Explore our collection of tools for students, families, and educators to support remote learning and discovery at home. Find NC State websites, locations and people Access vital records, resources and information for students, families, faculty and staff.
Our campus libraries are your destinations for studying, research and expanding your mind. Look up important dates and university holidays for the upcoming academic year and beyond. Explore our 100-plus degree programs and see where an NC State education can take you.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Early career college and university faculty in North Carolina who are tenure-track and within the first five years of their academic careers. Research must be directly aligned with NASA's mission. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
New Investigator Program (North Carolina) is funded by North Carolina Space Grant (Administered through NC State University). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in North Carolina. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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